Sentence examples for At a secondary level from inspiring English sources
At a secondary level, the US is trying to prevent Sri Lanka from becoming a model for conflict resolution in terms of internal ethnic conflicts.
At a secondary level, the majority of the GO terms were grouped into cellular process (27.15%) and metabolic process (25.81%) categories within biological processes, binding (50.56%) and catalytic activity (40.20%) categories within molecular functions, and cell (56.13%), and organelle (34.76%) categories within cellular components (Additional file 9: Figure S4).
However, at a secondary level of scrutiny, some differences in pore-scale evolution are also identified for different hydrogen donors.
Sure, our jobs, our awards, our relationships, our associations; all those things are important, very important, but only at a secondary level.
This is probably the first study in India which looked at the profile of injuries admitted to the emergency department of a district level hospital and feasibility of setting up of an injury surveillance system at a secondary level for integration into the routine surveillance system.
Children exposed at a secondary level generally have a long latency period (about 25 years).
The World Bank study found that 69% of recruits reported at least a secondary level education while "15% left school before high school and less than 2% are illiterate".
The majority were Malays (78.9%), and most had reached at least a secondary level of education (31.3% lower secondary, 58.3% upper secondary, 5.8% higher).
The social capital at neighborhood level was used as a secondary-level variable.
We also believe that it will be necessary, in the future, for health professionals to reach a consensus as to a definition of what is necessary information and appropriate care at primary and a secondary level.
It also aimed at exploring the feasibility of a secondary level hospital-based surveillance system in a resource poor setting with high injury burden and also to understand its challenges and constraints.
